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All possible government assistance to distressed returnees from battle-torn Israel : Mamata

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Kolkata: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Friday said she has asked the State Chief Secretary and Delhi Resident Commissioner to extend all possible government assistance, free of cost, to the distressed returnees from battle-torn Israel.

Taking to X, Banerjee said, ” Indians/ Bengalis are leaving battle-torn Israel and I have asked my Chief Secretary and Delhi Resident Commissioner to extend all possible government assistance, free of cost, to our distressed returnees. ”

” 53 Bengal-origin returnees have already reached Delhi today morning and the State Govt. is arranging their railway tickets back to Bengal at our cost, ” she added.

” Free transit accommodation at Banga Bhavan at Delhi and free local transport will be arranged by us. 24×7 control rooms have been opened at Delhi and Kolkata, help desks have been set up at Delhi and Kolkata airports, ” she stated.

” We are at your service and call our control rooms for all help at the following numbers : Control Room at Office of Resident Commissioner in Banga Bhawan, Delhi – 011-2371-0362 / 011-2372-199. Control Room at Nabanna – 033- 2214-3526, ” she informed.

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